He connects with the people of his city, her streets and architecture, her ghosts and lost corners and he shares it with us. The images that he captures outside of his Buenos Aires are so profound and moving that you feel like you've been there yourself. I learned that Sebastian is a professor of philosophy in Buenos Aires and somehow it did not surprise me at all. The sensitivity in his images and how he is so open minded and seemingly free seems to explain it somehow.
Open your eyes and go on this journey with him...
All photos are Copyright Sebastian Miquel.
Today's Soundtrack:
Lazy Eye - Silverspun Pickups
17 comments:
these are incredible..love the first one esp...are you around this afternoon my sweet? i've been a bit hard to pin down...thinking of walking the high line?
Wow, these images are stunning. I adore the desert shot... just the serenity and the colors. It brings me back to a time I was in Egypt in the middle of nowhere and it struck me how huge the sky was. I love those people shots as well. It's amazing when you get to experience a different culture via photographs that seem to come to life. Thanks for sharing!
That first image is actually capturing one of those innocent moments we hope to capture but find it hard, hard to do!
Those are so beautiful! You find the most amazing images and share them with us here. Thank you!
I love the picture of the sand dunes. The color is totally amazing.
Gorgeous work, darling! Thanks for introducing us to this talented photog!
xoxox,
CC
love these images....especially the one in the desert and the last one of the girl :)
gorgeous images!!
Thank you...
Adore travel/journey photography...the sand dune photo is so mysterious- camel perhaps?
~XO*
Love his work--thanks so much for the intro! That second to last photo is so breathtaking!
loving these pics!!! he is amazing.
LOVE the look on that little man's face. Beautiful pics!
These are wonderful. You always post amazing photos.
Beautiful photos...that little boy in the top photo reminds me of the film, "Life is Beautiful." Thanks for sharing!! You know I also love me a little "Vanilla Sky" reference.
Great photos, they're so full of life!
The first image is just gorgeous and sets the tone. So sweet how he captured that microsecond, even the out of focus older man conveys much.
I found this interesting link:
http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/exhibitions/sightunseen/
Hope you like.
P.S. the word verification in the comment box below is "mantap" ?!?
everyone, thanks so much for your comments about Sebastian's work. As I said, I've been following his work for a while now and it really inspires me so much. I hope you take some time to check out his website and flickr stream.
xoxo
Clarity, thanks for the link!!
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